His veterinarian said he is doing "remarkably well considering his injuries," but remains on antibiotics and pain medication to keep him comfortable. While he continues to heal, the veterinarian said reconstructive surgery may be an option.

"His prognosis is great, he's going to find an incredible home after his long road to recovery," said Matthew Pepper, Michigan Humane Society president and CEO.

Humane society officials said they are canvassing the area where Barron was found and putting up flyers. So far, they have received an "overwhelming" number of tips from the public.

Anyone with information about the incident is asked to contact the Michigan Humane Society Cruelty Investigation Department at (313) 872-3401.